Nurturing Curiosity School Grants
Longwood Gardens is furthering its educational mission by introducing Nurturing Curiosity School Grants for Title One Schools. The grants are available to schools groups participating in the Nurturing Curiosity curriculum-based program. Grants will be awarded on a first-come first-served basis to those groups that have 30% or more of the student population qualifying for the Free or Reduced Lunch Program.
Aid can cover:
Student’s admission fees of $5.00 per student
Transportation reimbursement costs up to $100.00 per bus, per school, per day
Since funds are granted on a first-come, first-served basis, you are encouraged to request aid as soon as possible after making your reservation.
School must provide:
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Certifying documentation of Title One status
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Diversity of student population
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Invoice from bus company outlining the total cost for transportation
2010 Course Catalog Available Now
Lectures, Courses and Workshops
Longwood offers the opportunity to learn directly from our gardeners and horticulturists in the unique Longwood learning environment.
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Branches for Impact
Thursday, April 8
Learn about the best woody plants for impact in arrangements as well as ones that perform well in our area.
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Making Scents: The Art and Passion of Fragrance
on view April 10–November 21, 2010
Longwood Gardens takes you inside the unmapped universe of scent with Making Scents: The Art and Passion of Fragrance, an interactive exhibition that explores the art, science and mystery of fragrance.
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Orchid Extravaganza
Now through March 31
The divas of the plant world put on an unforgettable show throughout the Conservatory. See thousands of orchids from around the world, including a living orchid curtain and orchid topiaries, among many other innovative displays.
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Blue Poppies
In Bloom Now!
Longwood's famed Blue Poppies are back! These elusive plants are usually found in Scotland, Alaska and the Himalayas, but you need only to travel to Longwood to see these show-stopping beauties.
